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Hello Dan,
Please join our campaign to keep three Nottingham studio groups from being evicted to make way for a companies expansion plans - see the SOS page here on ArtReview abd tell the world!
Cheers, Mik

regarding exhibition space in notts mate try this becaue i am feeling really nice today

The Malt Cross Gallery

WHO: Emerging and innovative regional and national artists and artistic practices.

WHAT: The newly refurbished Malt Cross gallery is available for hire. With a unique and accessible city-centre location, this quality exhibition space is available at competitive rates for shows, group work, meetings or seminars.

WHEN: Ongoing.

PAYMENTS: N/A

CHARGES: Contact the Malt Cross for details of hire costs and general information.

DETAILS: The Gallery’s unique location, within a Grade II listed building, accessible through the busy Malt Cross cafe-bar, creates a gallery space with great potential. Exhibitors will benefit from the extensive promotional potential of the cafe-bar, which is also a well known and established music venue.

APPLY: To apply please contact Tom Slater. Tel: 0115 941 1048. The Malt Cross Gallery 16 St James’s St Nottingham NG1 6FG.

CONTACT: tom@maltcross.com

www.maltcross.com

Deadline: 1 August 2009

Organiser/employer: Naomi Terry

Hi~
We are going to organise a preview night at 23rd July for the SaLon Summer 2008 Show, which showcases emerging, innovative artwork from London's SaLon Gallery's annual hunt for the UK's most talented graduates.


We would very love to invite you to the preview night 

Would you please leave me a message if you could make it? Many thanks~

More detail see http://www.artreview.com/events/event/show?id=1474022%3AEvent%3A332492

SaLon Gallery always welcome the emerging artists to join our team.

Cheers,

Samir

Hey,
I often wonder about the place of music in sound art and art. as a listener, when i'm attentive, i percieve many sounds as they occur naturally, as music. quite complex textures and polyphony can arise out of the background. I think Cage framed this for us in formal music contexts.
if the intention is to arrange, mix, compose, edit, improvise, play, spark, sound/music that moves through time -- where and how can this kind of temporal activity fit? I don't think it is just a matter of finding the right physical space, although that's important too. How do music and art interact? I'm interested in bringing music as well as sound into installation. (i've played in all sorts of places - informal, formal, environmental, galleries and my compositions have been performed in auditoriums etc. but i'm interested in spatialising performers as well as sound for multi-channel environments). And then there's visual music. I really liked your paintings - I got immediately that there was movement, rhythm in there..

Hey, has there been much discussion action in the Sonic Artist group? i'm also interested in where music and art cross. perception of music vs. sound, sound vs. noise etc.

Hey Dan, thanks for finding me!

thanks for the add, dan. check my group video artists!
kika

Hi Dan
I'd like to invite you to my forthcoming show at the Goldfactory Research Space, which is at Egerton Studios, Oldknows Building, St Anns Hill on Thursday the 24th of April from 6 till 9pm.

I've recently re-built the space there, so this show will unveil the new gallery/research space, and we hope it will be an exciting venue in Nottingham for artists to have the freedom to experiment with their practice.

My work will include recent paintings, videos and music, the idea being that all three media have cross pollinated with each other, creating a cacophony of happy/sad, brown earthy English/ vibrant kitsch Mexican, sights and sounds.

There'll be refreshments of tapas and beer and bring as many people as you like, the more the merrier.

Hope to see you then.

Geoff Diego Litherland

Thanks for the comment, pop into the gallery next week dude